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Grey River Argus, 22 November 1928, Page 3

WHAT SHALL I GIVE THIS XMAS ? The perplexing question is answered immediately you step inside Milner’s door. Watches, Kings, Pearls, Glassware, Brushware, Xylonite Ware, etc., is of- ’ fered in profusion — all very temptingly priced—all of super- | ior quality. Inspection invited. A. H, MILNER Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. ( Estd. 1895.

; Baltin Bros. I THE MASTER HAND IN CORDIALS BALUN BROS., CHRISTCHURCH. i -'i .1 ~ ” The RAILWAY LEVER ) WATCH II Guaranteed 2 Years. Screw back and front. Heavy Crystal Glass. PRICE 42/Country orders promptly attended to. GILBERT BROS. LTD. JEWELLEES. Tainui St., Greymouth

Atmosp here AND Distinction An atmosphere of certainty in a tailor’s shop stands in relay against the trepidation with which we enter the ‘‘take the risk” outfitters. Mind you, % we’re not running down the outfitters. Oh no. He is very necessarv- He supplies the shirts, collars, ties and all sorts of things outside the tailor’s field. Besides there are some men on whom a good tailored suit is wasted. Isn’t that so, nowl And ?t is quite easy for some to IMAGINE that* a factory suit fits, isn’t it* But for atmosphere— tailored slothes every time. T. CRANKSHAW TAILOB. GREYMOUTH. ; H HH ■ H 1.--'- — i ONLY 5 WEEKS, Do you know V\ ij that it is only five weeks till fHI Xmas* Illi And you were I contemplating a 1 ■' 1/ L new suit for the I holidays. I p/I ORDER NOW I V and avoid k/-. disappointment, ''fl T. KIELY, Tailor, Mawhera Quay '